Arabic

To say happy birthday in Arabic, the warm traditional wish is كُلُّ عَامٍ وَأَنْتُمْ بِخَيْرٍ (kullu ʕāmin wa-ʔantum bi-ḵayrin).

The English phrase “I want to drink water” is translated into Arabic as أريد أن أشرب ماء.

In Arabic, “I forgot” is expressed as نسيت. A statement used to say that one cannot remember a piece of information or a task.

The Arabic word for “deer” is غزال. The term غزال refers to an animal of the family Cervidae.

The Arabic word for “jewish” is يهودي.

The English phrase ‘genie’ is translated into Arabic as جِنّ. The term refers to a fictional magical being.

The Arabic word for “sisters” is أخوات. أخوات is used to refer to female siblings or girls who share the same parents.

The English phrase seaweed is translated into Arabic as أعشاب بحرية. أعشاب بحرية is used to refer to marine algae.

In Algerian Arabic, ‘my wife’ is usually said as مرتي (marti).

In Arabic, the word for toy is لُعْبَة. The word refers to something used for play.